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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10

4 npou gained currency In Brock yn yesterday
that tlc Wit 81 Postmaster IienduN To Na-in-t 'n
~ ih., luucturc Is due to a desire on the part II
Pre-. lIrnt Cleveland Z, -upcr-'dc lin by parii-a
DrnD,fai II ilGrcAc. In local putc>. and that II D.,
d..i-l,d To- u-r the federal p-tron1Ec AID the Post
Office 10 tie frll - extent next al. The r. p"T
could bc traced tu Dr. authoritative source al.
Hendrix went to Washington on Tuesday - -it.
ft4-.t.. urt. lu u. d. hL-ou. and N not J. iutu
ua'G next week Nhousi. there ar -til some L.
putt cans iu the lwohl}r Post oncl th't are b'ins
a. D. ID OF ~ L.. civil SrrVic' ruc> WI dlO", ara
NJ Hendrix hA. zen abb IS the growth of The cil
n D. Ale a good showing a. lncr, a-~l receipts that
b. be- aIin ,c,hcr unlikely HAT his rnONA - cohicm-
plated.
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If wa. Country mems Day AT the Masonic tar yes
tcrlay and over 300 people from all paris &" the 9e
dygutaco OF the low rates offered by tins NHllohN
railroad line, 10 have "A good time and help the
csusc ulnsg The Chinese have made thein~clvSs
solid with the Masons hy their cOn'rh1'Ion throlEh
4 .ocia organization OF large assortment OF Costly
Cbinr.r inporiaii.ns valued at $500. Tho CORRECTION
Will hr arranged for display and sale by committee %!
Cinnamon this morning.
Ihc flir wa pcrccpubly quieter last evening ~ 4
prrpsralion tn rush and lnmpie "hlch u sur 70
n,rr ia rirlt The announcement Of grand operate
csurcr" meier the direction OF Marcus H. Mayer li
nv tho courtesy 81 Henry H. Az ey. IN comm 'h''r,
u. q, IN. evcniny Will attract LARGE crowds. The si
OF artists Includes NINE sac on hnrpi>i MISS Is,h,.
I.ccb, soptano: -ispor zone. baritone ih-"'o'c
I;o,ksen hlgaor lie Anna and Arthur Os"sId.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10

Thu hearing Of James Jewell. the SHOEMAKER "h" J.
CHARGED with incest with his ihric"ny~afod na'eh'e''
Izze came up before Judge Duffy. At the Essex Market
court Yesterday morning Joseph IsfSe' Z" INC nun v"
Howe a HummCl appeared i'r me man. anu ''''' =,
- " = a., IN. e,cietr for the Prevention OF Cruelty I"
- t,, aud ,hs pi,'s interests The girl denic' ont
h, ,h. .torv which SHE Told Judge Duhv on thursday
f,.r,oon and which culpalSd her lathcr me "s''
red her original statement that he was lrsloi'
- When que Toned she SAIL 'hh' N"' W.
a,rsrJ IA tsl IA. truth ILursday ~" "'u w 80.
m The mi -sucr refused 10 make atY Sf,e, liar
~ ,ttou va. down tor W~dH~suhN '"'c""''
- " 30 A. H. Jewell was held ia sb,oJo OaiA
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"BAENEY" RoURKE PAID BY sTEcKLER.
HIS TRrAciiEnY TO II. C. BoTTY AND THE REPCB-


LlCANs REWARDED WITH A CLERasHP.
The principal charge made by Henry C. Botty, tho
Republican candidate for Civil Justice in the Nth
judicial District, to the Committee OF Inv estisaton
OF the Republican County Committee. holding sos
sIons, was that his ballots thrown out In all the
election districts Of the With Assembly District by
the Rcpublca workers and this done by order Of
John j. O'Brlcn and larnoy- Rourke. Several
witnesses testified TO this fact and apparently there
Is no reason TO doubt that Mr. Botty's ballots wcTc
thrown ont. and those of Alfred Seckler, the Demo
cratic candidate, substituted
The causc for Barney" Eourscs trcachery IS
row apparent. Justice stec kcr yesterday announced
his list OF appOintecs. They as follows: Clerk
hainey Rouihc. deputy clerk. George Hall officers
frank McNirhOl and John Graham interpreter. Julia,
iaibingcr ianIfor. John Mnilanv. The salary Of the
cork y $1,000 year. Barney has two liquor
shniS In ~" Win District and Is generally repnted
10 be wealthy. His appointment has caused Good
u'a OF Unpleasant comment In Democratic circles.
IN" Other crrk. George Hail. Is the TaWmany leader
IN The district II IL understood that Eourkc W" 20
mo the Democratic party with ~" beginning of th'
year aside from Rourke. the appo.ntccs are al am
many Hall men
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POST 0ihce Notice

Should be read daily by all Interested as changes may
o .t,rs r,r foreign countries need not be speelay ai
or a. ma oh by any particular steam r, exc pt Nh,n
~ is desired 10 duplicates Of banking ana ~
ancneuts letters specially addressed benS sent % h'
fastest "ssl- aNalahle -, ,,...,... -, ,r,, ,,.ss
rorin nails the week Ming Drre'rber ~ VIII coss
frr,,unt,v In al cls,s) ltths D Nee as follows
eATVKpAN-N u =. "a. or mr.. -N".t.'A So
- 100 pacific plr, st9t nssl5 coon. VA AsD,h
IN lefrr. or COSTA lca ami nae nt* ii'1 - III,
49,, ..,-r ,olonD at 10 a Tor Scotland ltrsc. per
'ltsgp' '.cttfI'
ar Anc',,r a ~ or fraace -wit1eglind nay
Su,in and Portugal PSF setnshp La Btc'a-N'. w
latter, Tor ,thsr Co tinrntt cpua c> mus 70
i..,t,t mar la nj 1880 NJ ioF rFrts
a-,t,,n AMI ire and per steamship CITY OF kichnon'~
", on-en,to,n tet must la directed per Cay VI
FtTr,S VI, Queens Qelters Tor Franco Sw therant
inv Sn,in AMI pprltsI aust b" I'll ecci per ~
r,"l AZ IL. 30 T. m. or Begimn direct l"r>l-ansfp
i,rvnlans vi, Antwerp uetjsrs must b, drsctel P't
Thynant'b at p IN. ioe Hayu and in'Sh' pei
nip Ailsl 49,. -. ..,,,
Mail. for Anstrtlil. Nsy-ishtIL t1iSc1 ril any -
n,n,n I.llui. p,r stsln,htD Alameda VFoh IN t'ti
60, cha. nora December y AZ So . y loi on r'N
nj Sey.York 81 stetnship Sspho ti WIN ofts'' ht' -
An.-riA Mails Chaa ant Japan ,er strtnist,'N "a
TI.l, tfr,,n san Francisco close N-r' p,Oo ~
a., Nh. for L1- Sosi INtii% -. sMp lrop1
~ "a, ,sss. cl,ss hsrb Denenpsr = "
20 :, -, Mail. for cuba by raj % TthpA y =. ~
y steamer Key Wcst Fl.' Gloss AZ t' h''
daily at $50 a. IN
.o, s.haule n, closing CT Trans Pacific mails Is ar
r,,a On the presumption u their uninterrupted oseraa
,a -, San Francisco Mails from the East arriving w
nn ~ San Franc SEQ the day OF sailing OF steamers Dr.
a'Sp'''"'' HENRY G. PEARSON Pos'mAstss'
Post once, New FORK, n. w. Dec = 1901
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,yorurr Viking DrLrG.rg ARRESTED

III. four walters cmplevcd by B.mherg son. at
Tll,.on Hall Fiftscnthft. near iLiriave suddenly
.,oppsd work las Monday night just before bal ior
which TIE Ei1b-f wcr, 20 furnish r"freshn"ni~ IN
an AFT avit presented tie Tomb, Police Court yrsct-
v Never z piin,er, sav- tho walters quit sbedence
to the orders Of Peter STOPS. walking d'rgai" oi Inc
Waters Unisu. AMI he cha tops VII ""nspItng TO
inferior, with ana IRE hi, business Nj Bmhsfs al
sgo. mat Sor- made the strike an alternative l" h'
-i,utug n written cssrart ~ make hi- nan hhlnh
rare BimDcrG wouldn't si'n. ami henr' ihr s'iI"f
Inc casr was sci dew for t'iV ana Si'pf va ami
80 80 h,u IN Il 900 iamberg his place, under MS
ysrul plrmse has been run according 10 union qhfc
,,cni- bn 81 circular i~-uci 10y the 'rn'Ih I"''oi
I,uinn Nilsson Hall appears cassei among the non
mi II 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10

Peer J. GOivcn, who was tried before JIdGe Glider
sleeve last month on charge of killing Michael
s-niiL was admitted TO hail yesterday. Judge Glider
sleeve granted a certificate that Gortens offence
WAS no; murder the lst degree. nor murder in the
second degree and that the jury on the last baiio
stood ten for conviction OF mans.aue htcr IN Inc
second degree and two for acquitai. lie wOuIl
have admired COrvcn to tail but the code required
action ly )rSi!ce OF the supreme Court or Of Inc
over ana lminci. Justice Lawrence ordered thai
6oYVeu's la1 he fixed a $1,000 John Howard
and Edward Nahcr gave the required security and
GOfVen was released
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MlLon wy IyDIcrEn roR ENDHzzLIyo.

MAJOR WAY INDICgED FOR ENBfZZLTN"
The Grant Jury 1T Nrw- Bruins wick. y. j., adjourned
last uieit after investigating l3j eases. They found
sixteen indictments. anon. which was ono nrnast MAJOR
Wav OF einbczl4ug si.oOu FROM the Umpire Loan Ass-
cau.n. rle complaint 81 the usisn Loan was dis
missed Way hrvug acted a. real estate agent and no
demand the 800 Lr obtans having been made ne
conn. amt al fsrgerv made by Mr.. May McLsughIn
against Wav WI, ii-G under the stature 81 T'"-
tiou- Wavi sill IN l4 no being wug 10 20 81 hiS
hnu hl,t 81 Once Jonn tls raid q OIL to nave
dit, trr, a. H. indicted Tor cnnc/Iissent hui ne
tnry refused 10 near any Withrs,., Coos having gwen Al
check to fhr in csmnitra - soon ~ his accounts
wsr. rNaminri ~ the end I'll thc fiscal year aud IL "'s
.,oUu fl, Ia. wa,. IOr. Ihc ,!uurNAld Hi.ri"r cas-"
was .m ..cd 40 evidence eing produced 10 she" that
a crime had been COMMITTED
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ntGrlArlvG TIE rIlrn ArEyrr rRArrrc

RI fff AIM mn IIt ~ \ 80 2 INAffIfs
The opinion Of Cooperation Counsel O'ren In relation
to the authority OF the PARK Department Ia ffth-tvr
had not been received ycs-lay AZ the Park Department
onc secretary Burns sail anl the only knoNlc lSc tho
department hal of the Cp-portIon Coln,ci's opinion
wa. tin-l throIgI the .Ssptp-r' Tho law pi.'"
la,' wintrr by the Le,i, ifurr PLACID F'have. from
Fftvnin'h to One-hunlrc Ian l-teuth st. unlr Tho
direction Of the lark B,,r II rem inei question.
Pr.l Lent orlrn sail WIctIrr the Board hal the sane
rt 10 regulate the traffic tc avenue that ~ has ia
Central Park n has the int nipn j. o. restrict mat
portion of Finh-avc. TO cirrii,'. AMI Other Htl'
vehicles The avenue il II 81 with resi- ienco' au the
people living on II do d-rs hat u sIpul % NAL"
ira lc orDugIflrc for the sane rrapn thtt people Nv
in, IN r.~ accnne b,ipw Central fiI 10 not wish street
CIR r,rs. 10 br lii that section. ASST Is now, N
Eo,lrn continued an tho irrcs AMI heavy rAir ~"
seek ft lave rue rect J. we'll paved an1 u ~ rulir
natural .or ~, traffic 10 - there but T. dsr' oli ir
carrie . anl their owners protest fnc drives ia Cen
,rll ...rk are nNcrrrOw .ri with carriages AMI tie
oWncrs of lhc'n say they have nowhere - what
fr Hoari -! Plbic Works should do ., 10 pave properly
Madison forth 49, HAT tine heavy tratc could use
on" those street, instead OF brins thrown ini" mn
ave
A. the inre'tre ~ the Parf Board neVi week IA" ln".
ton ~ e<rluliug such trIn' fnom frh-tNe. above
Tify ninth 81. vii lie considered BY the Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10
CHARLES II. LYON.

Charl-. H. Lyon salt 10 10 tho eldest Free Mason In
New Jersey died yesterday at tn nomc N h' Scp"u'
T. / uewsol ia Pt,sac city, asel nlneti-two years.
two months and thirteen days lie was norm ID h"''oi
and o,sc, the Masonic fra crhlty At WnlpphhN MOTIFS
COUNT v T.. ssveuty-ono yoirS a-S Dca'h r''"''ot
,r,n ,,eunonia Mr. LYON ~. u vrtaran OF tao war or
iSl1 aud the last writing dl wai to sign some pch'
s,u nap.r, a few day ago Ito ha seven chI lreh Ny
IN, IN Al wic iour wlOn are lvlng am was h.o sI
,y,lI nresct we'd and showed scarcri wi"'lH ~" hu
rXprr,.sd c,ir. affiliate with far'Ae i"ds". 70 o.
and w,. 10 send his application next i"eH'a, .
~ ,. ,, take charge of hls funeral 10 morrow" no
uurlL viii bc IN GEAR Lawn tcAcseiJ' iaci'o
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wrs1grAy AErMyr M1 DOWN. TO DMyER

The Wesleyan University Alumni OF Ne" i"
hell their annual dinnor last evening ~
cI,tl,'- Previous 10 tbs dinE tue annual
,pec ing for the election 81 Officers was he" VII"
tl,e following result: President, judge "e"ig"
G. REYNOLDS: viccpresiGcnts, the Kew H'n''
D. Baker. Of Ncw-Norf, and A. VI. l"''n"E''
~ bridgeport. Conn., secretary, Ico.Se g. he''i -
ro,.,,r.r ~ f. Randall Alter The dinner stephen IL
DIN 'ti presided toast easter. ana toiSt' wiz VIZ
.nordcd 10 Nv George g. REYNOLDS. II lIrleIi =.
" ',I Vac 90 J. ~ Van Week. tne Rev. John f'1,
Tbn,np-on Of NcwNork; General .lln'n he
i.,.k lul Harry IL. Eratty, - AIn"hH m, 'n'
ro,nincuf guests Professors a. iir' ,
William North Rcc. acting resi..r.,'
= ~ Vun Vie and Professor Nnn fcnsch0teni OF v e.,
,.,n. hinge Lockwood. of bridgeport; e. l. h',', 80
nf V1k..harrc. Pen: II. e. VI. Ingr1ham ana i'''
I,orahnm Srventylye sat uoWn 10 the dinhoi'
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REIo!c1Nn nvrn A stNAroD,s rLrcrloN.

REJOICING OVER A SENATOR'S ELECTION.
After the election in New.Jcrsey all good Repnh-
hrans hal cau>e TO rejoice and James u. Miller lad
'A'Ia cause for happiness IL had been elected sen
"of rom Union County, changing Democratic ma
lory AT The previous election Of 90 10 Republican
majority of $500. Ills friend CGauncey T.. Ripley
~ Ne'ticld who practi.es law here. rcjoicc1 over
VT MNrrs 'lctory as much as tho enaioreect
ana for that rra-on he brought Senator Miller and
twenty other rejoicing New-Jcrsey Republicans to
Delmonico's last night and gave them fine dinner.
'ir. Ail!,r made happy speech and did Mr.
III. leg. Others - Ohr and there good Inns
@N"tailv. The ab-cuce OF tougtr -Sual Phelps va,
much regretted H. tccgraphcd h. regret from
Na-hiu@nn. Those present were: TX Congressman
Aiu~ Clark, OF Elizabeth: jams r. Person Dr. j.
Il. Harrison. T. V. MoIri~on. william j. leo ard
Elias Il. Pope. y. FRANK Hub ard {. H. Rcrd. George
T. Parrot. lr"dcricn T. Cla>by. Frank Bclg"l }, Eo"r
r. irai-all CHARLIE G.. Mcbride. George v. lAttcl .
~ Coner .Snaa Foster W. voorhees,. If Eliza ~ :
tla.ios = Iay"-, Frank G. Miller, William d. Ll5el)"
and 3. \ Ellis.
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~.
RrAcu-At wa.hIngton Cona Deosmber o Katherine
Bovine. wife Of william Brewster leach asei 20 years.
Fun-rt tniay afternoon.
rnYn-,t oakland cal MONDAY December S. Joanna
March VIE Of D.vil l. Boyd ani !auIAtsr o tue late Dr.
Alden March. o. ALBANY. y \.
BKYC ON Frd,y Decenber T. at ms ste re , "a.
West 5irhs. OF pneumonia william Bryce IL ''e 's''
Notce Q, iuneft VII be given hereafter.
BuRI,M Mana rG pla nscsm'er n1y Marina 'n"n'
CLARKsoN-oe rriiay, De.sm3er . a. 30 ~ Wet IA.
Clsrksou. the 10Th year OF her s.e
Funeral private
CoRRIE-snlisn'v Of pneumonia Miss Barbara cOrrie on
Fnisra ice. At her late deace No lOl West 63dst,
at Q 30 on saturday morning
DAVEY on lhnr, ty The inst. Mary wife o. the ate
on sp lTnry the o a.' p no. i ron 2 as
M%n,so%e.y. Il. Jersey ci'y.
FRANcKE-s suddenly. on Frii'v. December .. A1ei p.
NoiiSo 81 funeral hsr-air,r
FROST At Glen Cove Island. wednesday. December
Funeral Softcc. ron her residence Satu lay after
Dscembsr 10. az ococ> anu at st. F"u' Oh''ch
carnage. Wi Be station arrival Of II o'clock train
1ANGroKD in Gr,,.vn. weinsI'y evening. December
: lN.7 Mrs >arah Lanrfott wils" oil the late WILLIAM
rnn.a ,.rv,e. =. ta' Ga1c of h Trinity. Brooklyn
SATURDAY. December 10 at = O'Clock >. III.
rNGr-on wcire.a,v D-cemhr :. 1881 a'tcra lingering
Tx" ir1oGsa f. r, ar elevated to Hill
honRNoa peseGeg A;In %iie Az, kp yS on
saturday. the ION lust. AZ O'Clock D. NJ
lntrrment WivItr
sEEIN-pn trdsy. December .. William B. seely OF 52s
West l5th ~.
Notice ~ filcrsi h'r'ffter
WILCOX Fritty. December 49, ather nom" ~
Carroll St BROOKLYN. Elizabeth wie ~ Henry g. WiL,
coy. am Only shli Of cyrus aud Jennie > b"'"a"' Of
Saugeftle- y :
ser,rGc, and mtermenta Saugsrtie'
'"N"' ~ MIN YORN. Dec .. lNS1.
The members ot tbs asso ilton are r'qusie' ~ n'' ~
grnor, 30 81 est -Gtl So GA ~ iAI be' - ~
~ 2 &c D. attent tho iuno raj our 1te con- 20
Don gan. thNN II" p"Ai-'H' N'''"''
a. toLHI~ ,.tdjut1uf.
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NOT TO BE pEPRIvEp OF THEE HOLIDArs.

Members Of the stock Exchange adopted a reso-
ution yesterday favor OF closing the board on The
SATURDAYS preceding Christmas and New Years. The
question Will decided by the Governing committee
and on account Of the half holiday law, hero IS san
70 he a strong probability that the governors VIII
gree with the board.
The recent it-icnafiOns of Fcllowes DAVIS and g "
Peters are pluulariy believed To be due 10 tho de-
risiOn of The Governing Committe 10 ahnh-h Ua,hh-
for the account" but the letters contained no nv
NATION IL 10 the cause and the failure Of he scheme
was IecO,llzcd by the Office boys " the street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10

The society fer The Prevention of Crime ahno""''"
,rounh its advertisement IN THh TEiEt NJ yrS'"I"'9
,,tcution Of vigorously enforcing The Ia" AKA"
lotteries and chance games Of all kinds ana IN
., that effect to all society aud church fairs being n
h. civ Dr. Howard CROSBY. who Is president VI wv
cie,v saId last night that committee had nee" az
, of IA look after snch cases, Kidding I'M ,a ~
Ls mot differ FROM what NC have been III .ne Sairs
,e .acn wear about this time. when 80 mn,
ar LID The only difference Il that nsieAl %
m",ice only by circular Sc have also m'uc o"'
Known by advertisements In the papers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10

The old Alien Street Mcthodls' Episcopal Church
which for many years was the loading Methodist church
In the lower part OF the city IS about to be merged IN
the city Church Extension society. The property ia
Guides five lots in Auen-st., which are valued a:
$4,000. The elevated road runs past the front OF thc
church and prcach her. tie Rev. Mr. Pegg, says that
when the trains are Running 1t Is difficult TO be heard IN
he building. The membership has been decreasing
steadily. but there warm contest LefOre hose ho
remained willing to give up their property into tho
hands of the church Extension Society.
parties formed aud the meetings resulted In warm
discussions which divided whole families Tao church
Extension society proposes unite the gccaiion Of
ie Alien street huIch with what remained of the NJ
tDrnry Street lnICh few blocks ay AZ spOse OF tho
old property and purchase more in the ncghbOrhoOd
hct cr situated for a church on this they would put
M building a. - Of SlOOOoJ which should contain
gymnasium and school rooms and all the OUTFIT oi
.hIr.h
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Tie vcstry Of Grace Episcopal Church on Brooklyn
lIeiehfs. which has been without rector since the
Vesic tiono Dr. W \ Snicely last summer. has eX-
icn!el a cad lo eminent minister who is said 10 he
Tie Rev. D.. haunccy Brewster, Of Grace Church.
alt more Brewster has only been In his present
POSITION for three years going TO II from Detroit.
lieuly T. Pie pOD Ve>trynan Of the church. sa !
ycS'c lay ihc' call had been extended but he refused
IL ~ ~ whom. uLll a lcllN Is Itccyed
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SPRINGER HARBAUClL

p,,r.,,no. Dee. o CSpcclaD-News was received
. ,, ~, I'm. death of Springer lIarbaugh NJ ST. Pali'
,u,p lie was seycntytwo years age and was once
, member Of the firm of IIalbaueh Matthias owens
WIN oreracd the superior Rail MIN Allegheny '"y'
,h.u IN, lars,, in tho nitcd states Mr.. liarDansh
-" ,hcu n millionaire. bui miSfur une OVERLOOK MN.
ia yvas ,urncrly director OF the ih burg for ay
md rbrn-o Railroad. President Johnston appoih'c1
in, , uH crumcnt director of the | mon Pacl' i"du
rcn wars ago he went to the Lake superior mines 10
his
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rnrI wlyr ErLLLk rlrLNryLs NOM lom

TINY WtNT FrTTfR PiTENFNTS Do ~ TOWN
7. r. 7lurlcr Tcrry Ni'.on. Sias r. pu'cler James
II Seymour. Thomas Eutlcr and Henry g. Meyer com
wiitec from the Chamber az CONNIE rec called Oh the
Mayor yesterday. They said t.cy Lal been appointed
10 msc uloH he Mayer &c Necessity ior better pave
ncnts in the nusinc-- si'cts. General New On. CON
missioner o. TuhIc Works. reported That In orlrr 10
place the downtown sir e. ~ good repair S2ono.p"o
would have Ia lie spent. ~ lie hoard OF Estimate l.
limited to an appropriation oi r'"o"o" annually he
could how The street, c1uh bc furnl- al with
good pevemrn's in short time IN til Of the
Tux which followed. the yor askci II II would not Ice
wei ask tho Lcci,ltnr" Tor power TO enable tho cry
10 borrow S2OoOOpp or ~l.pnO.Onn D. necessary, a1I
is-ur bonds therefor I'm orcr tht tho street ptYccni-
De- placed ~ Coca CONDITION. 49, speedily - possible
He also 'loulht tItt law sl'giI hc pI--ri ry the
legislature authorizing the ripa authorizes 10
purchase stone for stree Iycmrnt- aud that the KIND
stone g. be used should Doe designated hy the Common
Council
The committee said that tho Chamber OF Commerce
wo1lI with tlr Mayor In tIr direction Of
better paVrrrut- in auythiu, hc might propose.
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mr. raIvAGrS HOPEFrL TIEWS.

in The third Of the series Of lectures conducted by
the Yonng Me-, hristian Association Of Association
Hall the Rex. T. De VIII 1almaSc una nook iasi
rt.bt 20 answer the query " Is tho World growing
Retire, or Worse !@ He evidently dr'so 20 the salts
70 on of e applccIativc Audience winch GRO" uu 'hc
=. Am ..d Gucd The gallery Tho lecturers OPP
tt.. Wa ns rOscatc hue and ting every Heci'Ia
D., ami cii-.am He declared that the world va,
ne. -. good Il. n T. today In morals. dress, I'icd
faiif- courfshirS legislation and wars, ana poh'ed
Out The means OF making It better
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Dyvvrp or IN AGRICULTURAL CITR

The second annual dinner OF tbs Massachus etts Agr
cultural Cnb Of New York and vicinity, took place at
Carks restaurant last evening. Thirty men sat down
n o'clock ami j. = Barrett presided In the speech
making Levi StorGbridge and Major II T. Alvord re-
ported the COLLEGE st Amherst to he IN houshng con
auou and among etaec speakers were Captain Charles
Morris. L. A.. OF Governors Island: Professor g l.
Harrington Dr. lie Xamer. of The American AgrierfT 81
{; C. Ns1soG. " the Department OF Public Parks. and
Engineers G. rhcupsou. Mr.. Barrett, -; II +. Hue
larI = and D. A. cutler. -. elected and exc
cWiivc couuttee and agricultural interests were dis
eaSsea lrformally.
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o,,,.,prvcr 50 ANXIOTS RON TETtL As HE WI
=. o,ro,, viii he made when the CoJn o. oyer All"
Torn liner meets next month 10 have The squire ~ IL"
indictment dismissed. notice of ni"'l"h i'i io'>
70 Withdraw SOURCES plea Of not gniy ana !" ''''
demurrer has been prepared by the co"nSc loi 'f''o
Colonel Fellows viii probably OpiUs9 any ~, nd,nt
80 a ii. ,,Irrer Is usually entered when Inc "'-"i'
a. NJ aLIagucl.
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oryrcrnS ror Soys or mr. rrro1rrIov.

N" following officers we're elected last night ~
The sons of the Ecvclntion AT D"imomco's: Prs
derv Frederick :. .Taimu-": v.cc-Ir'- lent. 81
bridge + CORY scrn'f .y. James Mortimer Mont
somcry treasurer, ArhIr Melvin Hatch. registrar.
Asa COOLIDGE Warren: board Of managers. Join T.
hrlar1. Floyd GARRISON, George Clinton Genet, II ".
L"lov. James Duane livingston. George Ia .sou>
lathrop. John &. Jay. jr.. u T.. the Rev HrDrlA"-i
Morgan. y r. -. John E3o-l. VI. j. III" following
coWniltr" were appointed Co carry ont ~" itoI"-Ai
- erect statue 10 Nathan Halo. ON CIano" b. l.
liell"n. Ipb' IcnoX liclhnap. Inean g. VI rray
George H. Pots. Charles Coz. Edgar Icarh Van
Nullc Nlllr Jay on site. Robert Raw Hamilton.
FLOYD Claflsou Iiogaiio G.. King. John g. Touln-"n
or NJ" statue Francis T.. p Op. T. y. Dlci"ison. ".
castor Hamilton and Joseph W. IfcNcL Tho soc 81 y
VII give dinner on Wa,h.ngon's birthday.